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| residence=Baker, Louisiana​

| residence=Baker, Louisiana​

| religion=Nondenominational [[Christian]]​

| religion=Nondenominational [[Christian]]​

| alma_mater=Baker (Louisiana)|Baker High School​

| alma_mater=Baker (Louisiana) High School​<br>

[[Louisiana State University]]​

[[Louisiana State University]]​

|occupation=[[Educator]]; [[business]]man​

|occupation=[[Educator]]; [[business]]man​

By the time he sought reelection as Mayor-President, Simpson's political fortunes had plummeted. In addition to Holden, five other opponents filed for the office. Holden led in the primary with 39,470 (35.1 percent) to Simpson’s 38,206 (33.9 percent).<ref>Louisiana Secretary of State, Election Returns, September 18, 2004.</ref> In the general election, Holden unseated Simpson, 94,802 (53.9 percent) to 81,142 (46.1 percent). This time, Simpson trailed the second President Bush, who won a second term in office, by 18,801 ballots in East Baton Rouge Parish.<ref>Louisiana Secretary of State, Election Returns, November 2, 2004.</ref>​

By the time he sought reelection as Mayor-President, Simpson's political fortunes had plummeted. In addition to Holden, five other opponents filed for the office. Holden led in the primary with 39,470 (35.1 percent) to Simpson’s 38,206 (33.9 percent).<ref>Louisiana Secretary of State, Election Returns, September 18, 2004.</ref> In the general election, Holden unseated Simpson, 94,802 (53.9 percent) to 81,142 (46.1 percent). This time, Simpson trailed the second President Bush, who won a second term in office, by 18,801 ballots in East Baton Rouge Parish.<ref>Louisiana Secretary of State, Election Returns, November 2, 2004.</ref>​

 

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